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While people on Earth celebrated Thanksgiving yesterday with turkey, yams and fruit cobbler, astronauts on the ISS tucked into a rather more cosmic version of this festive meal. On the menu for the six crew members were bags of freeze-dried, irradiated and thermostabilised food that resembled their Earthly counterparts. From a bag containing smoked turkey to some questionable-looking cornbread dressing, both the US and Russian segments of the station came together to enjoy the feast in space. Scroll down for video Nasa in Washington revealed the Thanksgiving meal enjoyed on the ISS. Astronauts ate freeze-dried, irradiated and thermostabilised foods. Pictured here is Nasa astronaut Barry 'Butch' Wilmore with the meal enjoyed by all six of the crew on the ISS

Where once astronauts were limited to tubes of pasted food, now they at least have foods that you would find back on

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